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Petrologic implications from the chemistry of olivine phenocrysts
Source lithology of mantle plumes and other volcanic sources has been inferred from isotopic data for decades, however these studies cannot determine if the geochemical signature of pyroxenitic source is due to the presence of a pyroxenite, or if the geochemical signature had been imprinted upon per
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